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Webvisions Black Label Hopes to Compete with IE, Firefox

Web Visions Black Label is a new Web browser released by Bulgaria’s Creative Lines Group. It makes browsing the Web faster and simpler. The Bulgarian news agency Novinite reports:

The Bulgarian software company Creative Lines Group officially launched a new web browser, Web Visions Black Label, at midnight on Monday. The company management vows to compete with Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox with its new product, and says its target group are all Internet users worldwide.

Web Visions Black Label is “minimalistic” software for surfing the Internet. Its functions are really limited – it has only two menus – “File” and “Help”. “The functions of the browser are limited on the consumer level because the mass consumer doesn’t understand what all the settings in the other browsers are for. Our idea about creating this new browser was to make things easier for the users”, the CEO of Creative Lines Group, Atanas Avkov, told the Pari Daily.

“The functions of the browser are limited on the consumer level because the mass consumer doesn’t understand what all the settings in the other browsers are for. Our idea about creating this new browser was to make things easier for the users”, the CEO of Creative Lines Group, Atanas Avkov, told the Pari Daily.

In his words, Web Visions Black Label has not been created with commercial goals. The browser is available for free download in English and Bulgarian on the company website. Avkov’s company is hoping to profit from advertising banners on the official website of the browser and five other internationally oriented websites that it owns. The CEO claims, though, that the company expected profits of between BGN 200 000 and BGN 500 000 by the end of 2009.

I can’t live without the Tools menu, so I won’t be trying the browser. I bet it will at least have a fighting chance regionally, however.